Stop at the impressive exterior of the Royal Palace to admire its monumental golden doors and learn about Morocco’s royal traditions.

Walk through the historic Jewish Quarter and discover its unique architecture and cultural history.

Stop at Borj Sud for breathtaking panoramic views over the entire medina. From this vantage point, appreciate the sheer size of Fes el-Bali, its ancient walls, minarets, and rooftops—a perfect moment for photos and orientation.

Enter the old city through the iconic Blue Gate, the main entrance to Fes el-Bali. Your guide introduces the history of the medina and explains how this medieval city has functioned for over a thousand years.

Begin exploring the UNESCO-listed medina, walking through narrow alleys filled with daily life, traditional shops, and historic buildings. Learn how the medina is organized into quarters based on trades and communities.

Visit the exterior of Al Quaraouiyine, the oldest continuously operating university in the world. Your guide explains its founding in the 9th century and its influence on Islamic scholarship, science, and philosophy.

Step inside one of Fes’s finest madrasas, famous for its detailed zellige tilework, carved cedar wood, and elegant courtyard. Learn about the Marinid dynasty and the role of madrasas in educating scholars.

Arrive at Place Seffarine, where copper and brass artisans still work by hand. Watch craftsmen hammer trays, teapots, and lamps using techniques passed down through generations, filling the square with rhythmic sounds.

View the iconic Chouara Tannery from a panoramic terrace. Learn how leather is treated and dyed using traditional, natural methods that have remained unchanged for centuries. One of the most unforgettable sights of Fes.

Visit selected artisan workshops to see how zellige tiles, ceramics, and carved cedar wood are made. Your guide explains each craft’s process, symbolism, and importance in Moroccan architecture and culture.